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Practice Problems: Logarithmic Differentiation
1 : Compute the derivative of using logarithmic differentiation
Remember the whole point of logarithmic differentiation is to take functions of large products and turn them into a bunch
of sums and then use implicit differentiation to take a nicer derivative. But you need to account for the on the left
side of the equality from the implicit derivative. Also don’t forget about the chain rule when you take the derivatives!